Here is a look into my story on how I became a C-5 Quadriplegic. I hope you enjoy this video! If you have any questions don't hesitate to leave a comment!
Great video Travis. As a 36 years post injury quad. My advice is to take every opportunity thrown at you. Walking is so overrated, my wheelchair never stopped me living the life I wanted. You have a long and potentially very fulfilled life ahead of you. Your mindset is amazing. Look after the important parts of being disability. Just never allow your mind to be disabled. Hope that all makes sense?
Good for you (I mean this genuinely). My father is going on 23 years and he has let his physical disability consume him hold him back in every aspect of his life which has been exhausting to deal with as a caretaker.
Travis thank you for sharing this. Back in 2019 I woke up and I couldn't move my legs. Called the doctor's office and was told he was booked for the next 4 weeks. While walking holding on to things I tripped and fell, and I ended up breaking my neck. Like not being able to use my legs wasn't bad enough. Anyway, my story is too long for the space allowed on here, so I'll make it short. They said I wouldn't walk again. I'm walking with a cane. I'm not fast but I'm not sitting in the wheelchair they arranged for me. People I didn't even know were making decisions for me. I live in a second floor Condo, and they all said I should move into a facility for someone in my condition. I didn't listen and I'm glad I didn't. Hearing your story made me reminisce back to the beginning. Travis, your right, people will tell you that you can't do certain things, they mean well but they're not always right. You do think about your life and the things we took for granted. I don't do that anymore. Every day is a Gift and that's how I treat it. Travis, thanks again for sharing your story and whatever you do don't give up because it does get better. You are proof. P.S. we're both proof.!
My sister had a diving accident in 1990, she is c5 & c6. You seem to have a very positive outlook, that means so much. She was 17, summer before her senior year. It's always been so hard to think how one split second changed everything. Prayers to you, as I can personally relate 🙏 I know you will inspire many.
Travis you are such a strong handsome man! I pray God gives you peace when you are feeling a little down. You are such an inspiration to many and not just by what you’ve overcame physically, but your mindset/gratefulness is a force that will take you far! Sending you all my love! ❤
I'm right there with you and wish to reiterate the words of "N G." Please, please know that there are strangers out there who support you, wish only the best for you and look forward to the day you might walk again, you precious, beautiful boy.
my mom had a car accident back in 1991… i’ve never seen her walk, but she has always made her life look alike ours i’ve never stopped to think about it until i was older. i’m 19 now, my mom is not c5 though…. she’s only paralyzed from chest down. stay strong, nothing can stop you travis❤
People always think it won’t happen to me. It only happens to other people. But remember…to OTHER people we are other people. Be strong bro. It so sad this has happened to you. I’m 53 and have done some real stupid things in my life. Your awesome and an inspiration for this older guy to be positive.
Hello Travis from Chicago. I'm in my 50s n my partners in his 60s n he was hit by a car crossing the street 1 night n almost died. That was about 19 years ago n he still can't walk without help. He is a happier man now than he used to be as we both now live life more fully n don't take things for granted. Your wonderful n a total inspiration to me and of course my partner inspires me as well. I plan to be watching your progress.
Hey Travis. You look almost exactly the same as I did after I busted C5-6. I did the 7 months of therapy at the spinal cord rehab center I was in. Three and a half months into my injury, a lot of muscles just started turning themselves back on. At that point rehab. started kicking my ass. All I wanted to do each day was to go back to my room after therapy and sleep. And the next morning the nurses & therapist's were getting me out of bed to start therapy even before breakfast was brought to my room. They kept telling me that there was to much work to be done, and we needed to take advantage of what was happening. It was crucial that those muscles needed to be worked as hard as they could before the atrophy made the muscle to weak to work. One of the biggest problems we had was that nobody had ever seen a C5-6 with the amount of return that I was having after almost 4 months of nothing. Nobody knew how to teach a quad. to pee again. Pooping again was relatively easy, but it was really hard for the Dr. to tell me what needed to be done to pee on my own. They had never come across this opportunity and weren't sure what I needed to do. I was walking, granted very slowly, but if I can walk, I should be able to pee on my own. We just didn't know what to do. When I was released from the hospital, they had ordered a wheelchair for me. By the time it was delivered though, the only thing I was using it for was getting dressed in the morning. Please let me know if there's something I can give to you. Any intelligence I can give you, or techniques that worked for me, or just someone to compare notes with. It would mean the world to me if I could pass along any knowledge that would help you, and then you pass it on to the next walking quad. Take care my friend.
why are you so obsessed with the urination part? you know, people may be eating whilst reading your comments... please be more thoughtful going forward
@@mt_gox …you have got to be kidding! It’s exactly things such as bodily functions that suddenly disappear…that these videos try to illustrate. I’m amazed that you were expecting..what…clean wholesome family entertainment while you are eating and watching a quadriplegic talking honestly about the injury?..What’s wrong with you dude..
@@zeroceiling I just think there's a time and place for everything and the dinner table is NOT the time to be yammering on & on about urinating. If you think otherwise there is something seriously wrong with you.
Hang in there and keep working. I'm a C-4 quad of 6 1/2 years and through lots of work I can walk short distances with a walker. Our injuries are all different but you're doing great. Keep pushing.
In a matter of time this is how I will also become. My oncologist basically told me that my spinal fracture will render my spine to completely give way. I'll become quadraplegic due to aggressive cancer that's eating away at my spine. Lord knows I'm dying, but I can accept that. What I fear the most is neurological pain when the cancer reaches my spinal cord. I watch your videos and draw on strength from them in that they might help me to see reality of what is coming to me. I thank you kindly for your videos. My worst fracture is T3 AND T2. I also have sternum fracture also from the cancer. 🙏❤🇦🇺
Don't know how this got into my feed but I'm so glad I watched the whole thing. You are such an amazing young man and many could learn from your courage. You are an inspiration to us all.
Good lad 👍. Well done with your rehab. You are where you are, but you’re making the most of everything that you can do. Still got that infectious smile. Best wishes from Cornwall UK 👍👍👍
Gosh Travis you are truly a wonderful young man. I’m 66 and in chronic pain and your message has encouraged me sooo much. Thankyou. Thankyou for your example of strength and determination
Strong work brother. I've had many injuries in my life from sports and activities (ACL, dislocated shoulder, numerous fractures), nothing as serious as yours, but I agree the mind is our most powerful muscle. I spent most of 2022 on the ground recovering after a ski accident. It humbles you immensely. I will never take for granted the ability to walk, to clothe myself, and other basic things. Don't limit yourself. You are young, you have amazing spirit, I know you will accomplish great things in life.....whether that's on your feet or on two wheels!!!!
Hi Travis! Thanks for sharing your story. Even though you've suffered this catastrophic injury, you've still done things that many of us physically able folks are too timid or afraid to do. You are proof that we are too often limited by our own thoughts & lack of courage, more so than our physical abilities. All the best to you, Travis! God bless!
My heart swells with happiness for you and the light you have given other people that are in your position. You are one strong young man. I am so proud of you.
Awwwww my Goodness Travis , ❤️❤️🙏🏾I had to subscribe Immediately. As a mom I couldn’t stop my tears, cause I could see my child through your eyes. My tears were tears of joy watching your strength as a young man . Your parents raised an amazing , beautiful spirit .. You’re such a handsome young man , smart courageous ,surround by love , the sky is the limit which you’re aware of .. Your therapy teams are beyond amazing . Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us , am very grateful.. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Travis your so strong. To go through what u went through and and you didn't let it stop you for being the best you can be. I look up to you for that. I love your videos. ❤❤❤❤
You should be so proud of yourself. You are an amazing young man. And you are soo sooo brave to be so honest with the world and letting your guard down to total strangers. You definitely have taught me some things today. Thank you for your gift to the world. Much ❤❤❤❤❤ from Louisiana!!!
This video has really given me some inspiration that I really needed. I've been suffering from severe depression because of a rare disease I was diagnosed with and the effects of said disease on my dreams combined with the losses of both my Grandparents and then my Aunt and Uncle and then the worst my mother. I needed to see this. You are in my prayers and I hope you have more good days coming. 💯🫶😇
You are an inspiration to all, stronger and more successful than most could ever dream of! There’s only a few who has that kind of determination to become a survivor after a life changing situation, I’m so glad you are one of them and willing to share your strength. Your being so open about it will undoubtably help others, especially youngsters. Huge hugs from the UK.xx❤
YOU!!! ARE !!!! SO !! AMAZING!!!!!! i can't even put into words how in awe i am of you... sending you so much love and light!!!! keep killin it!!!! ✨✨✨
It's awesome all the activities you've been able to enjoy that I would never have thought possible after your injury. You're amazing! Thank you for sharing your story (so far--I know you will continue to have an interesting, fulfilling, inspiring life).
Wow, I really admire your determination & positive attitude. Thanks for this video & sharing snippets of your recovery. What you went through can happen at any time to any of us, and your video is a true public service. As a side note, the ergometer for the arms is an underrated machine. I’m like the only guy using it at my gym, but it’s done wonders for my torn rotators & it’s the best thing for upper arm strength. I wish you the best of luck lin your recovery & in life.
Go Travis Go!! Your Video Popped Up In My Recommending Video Section & I Watched This & I Teared Up. You Are An Incredible, Strong Young Man & I Pray That You Get Stronger & Be Able To Walk. I KNOW That You Wipp. I Always Say "Nice And Slow Always Wins The Race!" You Are Doing Just That. You Keep Enjoying Yourself With Those Friends. I Will Continue To Watch You Thrive & Be An Inspirational Person.... You WILL Do Amazing Things!! ❤ - Big Air High Five & Watching From North Carolina 😊
My daughter has cerebral palsy from a birth injury... she's 8 now and just started to walk. She also had a hemispherectomy when she was 1.5.. so the progress she made up until that point was wiped out and she had to start all over but she did it. She loves to watch videos like these of people "like her". This kid has such a good attitude and I'm sure he's helping so many people. ❤
I don’t know you, but I am so proud of you and your progress since your accident. Your an inspiration to keep pushing through, no matter what happens to you. Be well ❤
Hello Travis from Barcelona. Thanks for inspiring people to face challenges the way you do. You're a warrior and warriors don't give up. Stay strong. All the best.
You are a remarkable young man and so inspirational! I have a feeing you will be doing great things with your life! Keep positive and always look at the great things in life. I am praying for you and your family!
Hey Travis, I'm sorry that happened to you but you are a true inspiration for others. Your attitude will have a positive and lasting affect on everyone around you. I can just tell you will do great things in the future.
Thank you Travis for putting yourself out there. I found your story moving and heroic. The workouts and sheer effort I could see and your positive and confident attitude were uplifting and inspiring. I look forward to hearing more from you. With your outlook, I know you’ll go far! God bless you. Christina
Incredible journey! You should be so proud. I can’t believe that all this happened to you just from a simple fall over, awful luck on that side of things
Great video Travis. As a 36 years post injury quad. My advice is to take every opportunity thrown at you. Walking is so overrated, my wheelchair never stopped me living the life I wanted. You have a long and potentially very fulfilled life ahead of you. Your mindset is amazing. Look after the important parts of being disability. Just never allow your mind to be disabled.
Hope that all makes sense?
Great advice ❤
"disabled" is an ableist slur ... just stop
@@mt_gox stop
@mt_gox what the hell you on about? Disabled is a term, far better than handicapped!!!!!
Good for you (I mean this genuinely). My father is going on 23 years and he has let his physical disability consume him hold him back in every aspect of his life which has been exhausting to deal with as a caretaker.
Travis thank you for sharing this. Back in 2019 I woke up and I couldn't move my legs. Called the doctor's office and was told he was booked for the next 4 weeks. While walking holding on to things I tripped and fell, and I ended up breaking my neck. Like not being able to use my legs wasn't bad enough. Anyway, my story is too long for the space allowed on here, so I'll make it short. They said I wouldn't walk again. I'm walking with a cane. I'm not fast but I'm not sitting in the wheelchair they arranged for me. People I didn't even know were making decisions for me. I live in a second floor Condo, and they all said I should move into a facility for someone in my condition. I didn't listen and I'm glad I didn't. Hearing your story made me reminisce back to the beginning. Travis, your right, people will tell you that you can't do certain things, they mean well but they're not always right. You do think about your life and the things we took for granted. I don't do that anymore. Every day is a Gift and that's how I treat it. Travis, thanks again for sharing your story and whatever you do don't give up because it does get better. You are proof. P.S. we're both proof.!
My sister had a diving accident in 1990, she is c5 & c6. You seem to have a very positive outlook, that means so much. She was 17, summer before her senior year. It's always been so hard to think how one split second changed everything. Prayers to you, as I can personally relate 🙏 I know you will inspire many.
That's the scary thing, all it takes is a split second. Hope your sister is doing well.
Is UR Sister Trying To Walk After Her Diving Accident Back In 1990 3:50
@@josephinakeam6197 Sorry, I'm just now seeing this. Thank you, I appreciate that.
@@tameikabrown No, she can't walk. She has no movement....therefore can't try.
Travis you are such a strong handsome man! I pray God gives you peace when you are feeling a little down. You are such an inspiration to many and not just by what you’ve overcame physically, but your mindset/gratefulness is a force that will take you far! Sending you all my love! ❤
Thank you so much❤️🙏🏼
Brave words
I'm right there with you and wish to reiterate the words of "N G." Please, please know that there are strangers out there who support you, wish only the best for you and look forward to the day you might walk again, you precious, beautiful boy.
@@Travisgilmorehi Travis 💪 i gat injuring a c3 to c7 I would like to talk to you
my mom had a car accident back in 1991… i’ve never seen her walk, but she has always made her life look alike ours i’ve never stopped to think about it until i was older.
i’m 19 now, my mom is not c5 though…. she’s only paralyzed from chest down.
stay strong, nothing can stop you travis❤
People always think it won’t happen to me. It only happens to other people. But remember…to OTHER people we are other people. Be strong bro. It so sad this has happened to you. I’m 53 and have done some real stupid things in my life. Your awesome and an inspiration for this older guy to be positive.
Powerful video. Thank you for sharing this journey. Please know you are in prayers for happiness and recovery.
Thank you so much!
Inspiring. HUGE thanks to all the devoted PT and OT workers out there that lifts spirits EVERYDAY!
WHAT A STUD !!!!! Also, shout out to the physical therapy staff.......................what a bunch of angels.
Travis: First class guy; First class attitude. All the best, sir.
Hello Travis from Chicago. I'm in my 50s n my partners in his 60s n he was hit by a car crossing the street 1 night n almost died. That was about 19 years ago n he still can't walk without help. He is a happier man now than he used to be as we both now live life more fully n don't take things for granted. Your wonderful n a total inspiration to me and of course my partner inspires me as well. I plan to be watching your progress.
Wow! Just wow! Thank you for sharing this with the world Travis! I can't imagine what you have been through. Stay strong and keep inspiring!
Thank you so much!
@@TravisgilmoreI need to talk with you very badly.
Thank you for sharing your brave and powerful story!
Hey Travis. You look almost exactly the same as I did after I busted C5-6. I did the 7 months of therapy at the spinal cord rehab center I was in. Three and a half months into my injury, a lot of muscles just started turning themselves back on. At that point rehab. started kicking my ass. All I wanted to do each day was to go back to my room after therapy and sleep. And the next morning the nurses & therapist's were getting me out of bed to start therapy even before breakfast was brought to my room. They kept telling me that there was to much work to be done, and we needed to take advantage of what was happening. It was crucial that those muscles needed to be worked as hard as they could before the atrophy made the muscle to weak to work. One of the biggest problems we had was that nobody had ever seen a C5-6 with the amount of return that I was having after almost 4 months of nothing. Nobody knew how to teach a quad. to pee again. Pooping again was relatively easy, but it was really hard for the Dr. to tell me what needed to be done to pee on my own. They had never come across this opportunity and weren't sure what I needed to do. I was walking, granted very slowly, but if I can walk, I should be able to pee on my own. We just didn't know what to do.
When I was released from the hospital, they had ordered a wheelchair for me. By the time it was delivered though, the only thing I was using it for was getting dressed in the morning. Please let me know if there's something I can give to you. Any intelligence I can give you, or techniques that worked for me, or just someone to compare notes with. It would mean the world to me if I could pass along any knowledge that would help you, and then you pass it on to the next walking quad.
Take care my friend.
Well done and said Steven
why are you so obsessed with the urination part? you know, people may be eating whilst reading your comments... please be more thoughtful going forward
@@mt_gox 🤫
@@mt_gox …you have got to be kidding! It’s exactly things such as bodily functions that suddenly disappear…that these videos try to illustrate. I’m amazed that you were expecting..what…clean wholesome family entertainment while you are eating and watching a quadriplegic talking honestly about the injury?..What’s wrong with you dude..
@@zeroceiling I just think there's a time and place for everything and the dinner table is NOT the time to be yammering on & on about urinating. If you think otherwise there is something seriously wrong with you.
man, such an angel. You're going to make a big difference in many people's lives!
Hang in there and keep working. I'm a C-4 quad of 6 1/2 years and through lots of work I can walk short distances with a walker. Our injuries are all different but you're doing great. Keep pushing.
In a matter of time this is how I will also become. My oncologist basically told me that my spinal fracture will render my spine to completely give way. I'll become quadraplegic due to aggressive cancer that's eating away at my spine. Lord knows I'm dying, but I can accept that. What I fear the most is neurological pain when the cancer reaches my spinal cord. I watch your videos and draw on strength from them in that they might help me to see reality of what is coming to me. I thank you kindly for your videos. My worst fracture is T3 AND T2. I also have sternum fracture also from the cancer. 🙏❤🇦🇺
Thanks for sharing. Such an inspiration Travis. You’re strong, brave and powerful. Never give up!
You're an amazing man Travis. We can all learn much about adulting from you, (and I'm 56)!
Physical therapy is so underrated by many! It’s a miracle! 🙏
I had a friend who was in a car wreck at 15 in 1977 that broke her C5 also. She lived a long full life. She passed away from bone cancer in 2019.
Don't know how this got into my feed but I'm so glad I watched the whole thing. You are such an amazing young man and many could learn from your courage. You are an inspiration to us all.
Good lad 👍. Well done with your rehab. You are where you are, but you’re making the most of everything that you can do. Still got that infectious smile. Best wishes from Cornwall UK 👍👍👍
Gosh Travis you are truly a wonderful young man. I’m 66 and in chronic pain and your message has encouraged me sooo much. Thankyou. Thankyou for your example of strength and determination
Being a nurse, I am in awe of your movement of your upper extremities! You are a hero to me and so many others! 🥰
You are also a hero
It's because he was young and healthy.
Strong work brother. I've had many injuries in my life from sports and activities (ACL, dislocated shoulder, numerous fractures), nothing as serious as yours, but I agree the mind is our most powerful muscle. I spent most of 2022 on the ground recovering after a ski accident. It humbles you immensely. I will never take for granted the ability to walk, to clothe myself, and other basic things. Don't limit yourself. You are young, you have amazing spirit, I know you will accomplish great things in life.....whether that's on your feet or on two wheels!!!!
Thank you for posting Travis. You're an inspiration.
This really makes me re think my life. Thanks for being brave and posting your story
😮Wow!! God Bless you 🙏 and thanks for sharing Travis
Congratulations on overcoming this injury!
Thank you for sharing. My prayers go out to you and your family.
Hi Travis! Thanks for sharing your story. Even though you've suffered this catastrophic injury, you've still done things that many of us physically able folks are too timid or afraid to do. You are proof that we are too often limited by our own thoughts & lack of courage, more so than our physical abilities. All the best to you, Travis! God bless!
Stay strong! God bless your family for being there for you all through out. You have an amazing support system. You’re gonna be okay.
This was really inspiring, Travis. Thank you for sharing your story with us. I wish you all the best!
Thanks for taking the time to create this. Very inspirational.
Thank you for sharing. Please take care, Travis.
My heart swells with happiness for you and the light you have given other people that are in your position. You are one strong young man. I am so proud of you.
❤❤❤~GRATEFULNESS~❤❤❤. Travis! Thank you for sharing!!!❤
Everyone at some point in their life deals with hardships. Keeping going man, amazing to see ur mindset and how u came back from this. Well done
The opening shots of this video were so well done. Thank you for sharing your story
You are so genuine and kind. You can see the sparkle of life in your eyes. I wish you the best.
Such an inspiration. Makes me grateful and happy with the little things in life. Thank you for sharing!
Awwwww my Goodness Travis , ❤️❤️🙏🏾I had to subscribe Immediately. As a mom I couldn’t stop my tears, cause I could see my child through your eyes. My tears were tears of joy watching your strength as a young man . Your parents raised an amazing , beautiful spirit .. You’re such a handsome young man , smart courageous ,surround by love , the sky is the limit which you’re aware of .. Your therapy teams are beyond amazing . Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us , am very grateful.. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
You’re an inspiration Travis. I’m wishing you all the BEST!
Travis your so strong. To go through what u went through and and you didn't let it stop you for being the best you can be. I look up to you for that. I love your videos. ❤❤❤❤
You should be so proud of yourself. You are an amazing young man. And you are soo sooo brave to be so honest with the world and letting your guard down to total strangers. You definitely have taught me some things today. Thank you for your gift to the world. Much ❤❤❤❤❤ from Louisiana!!!
Thanks for sharing your story. Powerful video! Can't wait to see what the future holds for you.
Bless your precious heart young Man❤
The hard work you’ve shown in your pt is a true testament of who you are…you’ve got this…💪💪
Thanks for sharing your story!
Keep pushing bro 💪 you got this! Huge props for making this video ❤️
This is beautiful brother! You are motivational and inspiring!
This video has really given me some inspiration that I really needed. I've been suffering from severe depression because of a rare disease I was diagnosed with and the effects of said disease on my dreams combined with the losses of both my Grandparents and then my Aunt and Uncle and then the worst my mother. I needed to see this. You are in my prayers and I hope you have more good days coming. 💯🫶😇
Keep on enjoying life Travis ..you are winning♥️♥️♥️
You’re a true inspiration !! Thank you for giving us such a beautiful picture of what it means to be alive❤️
Keep up the good work, you are getting better all the time. Good luck to you!!
Thank you Travis for your video. Your strength and resilience is amazing. You are in inspiration to me.
This is absolutely amazing, you are inspiration ❤ such a fighter
Unbelievable mindset I admire you and your spirit. Thank you so much for sharing.
An extraordinary young man! God bless you!
You are an inspiration to all, stronger and more successful than most could ever dream of! There’s only a few who has that kind of determination to become a survivor after a life changing situation, I’m so glad you are one of them and willing to share your strength. Your being so open about it will undoubtably help others, especially youngsters. Huge hugs from the UK.xx❤
Good luck to you Travis, in everything you do. You will get there. Blessings ! ❤️🇬🇧
Man your a very strong person and made me realize how grateful I should be for my life that I have.
Well done Travis for overcoming the obstacles. Wishing you a great life. ❤
Travis you are AWESOME!! I love your spirit and energy! All around guy. Sending you healing vibes ❤
Keep working hard brother. You have set a great example that hard work and perseverance pays off. DO LIFE!
Keep fighting bro. You are a true inspiration !!
YOU!!! ARE !!!! SO !! AMAZING!!!!!! i can't even put into words how in awe i am of you... sending you so much love and light!!!! keep killin it!!!! ✨✨✨
Thanks for sharing, big dog. Beautiful and educational upload man. Wishing you a continued speedy recovery.
Congrats Travis. You are an outstanding man.
What an inspiration you are. May you continue to find the strength you need to overcome. All my love to you, from London.x
You are a brave man! Stay strong brother.
It's awesome all the activities you've been able to enjoy that I would never have thought possible after your injury. You're amazing! Thank you for sharing your story (so far--I know you will continue to have an interesting, fulfilling, inspiring life).
Thank you for sharing your story. Your strength and courage are, and can be contagious ❤️.
I'm so happy that you happy. Keep trying as hard as it is. May God bless u and your family ❤
Wow, I really admire your determination & positive attitude. Thanks for this video & sharing snippets of your recovery. What you went through can happen at any time to any of us, and your video is a true public service. As a side note, the ergometer for the arms is an underrated machine. I’m like the only guy using it at my gym, but it’s done wonders for my torn rotators & it’s the best thing for upper arm strength. I wish you the best of luck lin your recovery & in life.
You are so brave and an inspiration. Keep on keepin on. Love from Hawaii.
I admire your tenacity and resilience particularly under your situation. Hat's off to you Travis and keep at it:)
Go Travis Go!! Your Video Popped Up In My Recommending Video Section & I Watched This & I Teared Up. You Are An Incredible, Strong Young Man & I Pray That You Get Stronger & Be Able To Walk. I KNOW That You Wipp. I Always Say "Nice And Slow Always Wins The Race!" You Are Doing Just That. You Keep Enjoying Yourself With Those Friends. I Will Continue To Watch You Thrive & Be An Inspirational Person.... You WILL Do Amazing Things!! ❤ - Big Air High Five & Watching From North Carolina 😊
Randomly stumbled across your video. You're an absolute beast!
What a beautiful person. The will to live and thrive is an incredible thing! Credit to his medical team too
God Bless you! I admire your willpower to fight and not give up.
My daughter has cerebral palsy from a birth injury... she's 8 now and just started to walk. She also had a hemispherectomy when she was 1.5.. so the progress she made up until that point was wiped out and she had to start all over but she did it. She loves to watch videos like these of people "like her". This kid has such a good attitude and I'm sure he's helping so many people. ❤
I don’t know you, but I am so proud of you and your progress since your accident. Your an inspiration to keep pushing through, no matter what happens to you. Be well ❤
Hello Travis from Barcelona. Thanks for inspiring people to face challenges the way you do. You're a warrior and warriors don't give up. Stay strong. All the best.
Stay strong brother. This world needs more strong humans like you. 💪🏽
You are a remarkable young man and so inspirational! I have a feeing you will be doing great things with your life! Keep positive and always look at the great things in life. I am praying for you and your family!
Wow! So inspirational. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you! Love from Texas ❤!
You are truly an inspiration….the mind IS a powerful thing. God bless!!!!
Hey Travis, I'm sorry that happened to you but you are a true inspiration for others. Your attitude will have a positive and lasting affect on everyone around you. I can just tell you will do great things in the future.
You have a great attitude toward your injury! Stay focus and you will succeed in everything you set out to be!
Thank you Travis for putting yourself out there. I found your story moving and heroic. The workouts and sheer effort I could see and your positive and confident attitude were uplifting and inspiring. I look forward to hearing more from you. With your outlook, I know you’ll go far! God bless you. Christina
Did you make and edit this video. It’s perfect in every way. You have a real gift for film making. I hope you continue to show us your life.
And bounced back so good after all you have been through. Enjoying life at its best. I am truly happy for you. Thank you for sharing this story.
You show them Travis. And keep living your life to the fullest.
Thank you for sharing your story. Keep up that positive attitude. God is good!
I'm sad, and blessed, and grateful after watching this. So many emotions. 😐
What an inspiration! God bless you!🙏
Incredible journey! You should be so proud. I can’t believe that all this happened to you just from a simple fall over, awful luck on that side of things
Travis, it looks like you're making awesome progress!! You're a fine young man with a bright future ahead of you!!!!💙